Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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T H E Mn And Lois Penshorn, of the big brown eyes, Now publishes receipts for fancy pies. Mike Tschida always was a bully lad, He's now a toreador at Trinidad. And VVanda Stewart lives in China now, Shels organized a scout troop at Hankow. Carl Gorkin is a civil engineerg He has Won fame for himself far and near. And Allie Thompson heads a boarding schoolg She has one hundred girls beneath her rule. As lawyer lVIabel Grunewaldls a peachg She settles every case that she can reach. Fred Brockman now has gone out west to live Where men are men fthis reason he does give.j And Willard Finberg's still enjoying lifeg Hels just perfected a new kind of life. While Dorothy Dow gives five reeitals here, She plans to play in Europe all next year. liohemia gave us gleromillla Kriz, At star gazing in time she'll be a uwhizn. 4'Lil Harrison is a stenographerg She types for a grand old photographer. And Harold Anderson, a lanky lad, Is now a Hsher going after shad. A shy boy was our friend, joe Koropov, Look at him now! An editor, by jovel And L'Herbie Dreschler, now a basketeer, ln mathematics never had a peer. A famed modiste is Mildred Goldish now, ln gown designing she sure is a wow! And Harry Gustafson, so lean and gaunt, ls now the owner of a restaurant. And Charlotte Heideloff's a farmeretteg Itls honey bee, not crops, that she does pet. Bill lVIcNamara now trains kangaroos. liach day while on the job he takes his snooze. And Marjorie Golden's opened a new store VVhere she sells Lange's books on nature lore. John Frerclfs playing on the Yankee's nine, He's got the art of batting right down line. 25

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V 3 T H E M Ruehen Lubofsky has at last gone east, This is a dream on which he once did feast. And Arthur Jurenson has learned to make Alarm clocks which do surely take the cake. K'DickU Scribner owns a nifty lake resort, It's noted for its life of game and sport. In earnest quest for pleasures and for joys Claude Herbert spends his time in making toys. And Marg Buchanan now has untold Wealth, She's writing hooks on Happiness and Health. Now Arlene Lindgren's risen to the top, Shels made a fortune through her notion shop. And Louise Rose, sheld give your heart a wrench! In ingenue parts she speaks naught hut French. VVinsome VVinnie,' Woltman wins great praise, She charms all Broadway with her 'cHula'l swavs. , . lyliss Molly Kanouu has a huge income, As hotel hostess she just makes things hum. Now Hildred Fahey runs a chicken farm, But still keeps all her former style and charm. And Helen Greenberg canlt be lacking cash, She spins down Summit each day in her Nash. Our Sigue Ronquist spends her time at home, She cooks and sweeps and does all things but roam Eleanore Rilling's now a gorgeous queen, 'Mong Ziegfield's Folly girls FIU can he seen. Gay Abe Nahinsky never wears a gloom, As he displays the newest kind of broom. La Bossiere is a famous name in France, For Louis did invent a charming dance. And Minnie Goldenberg is quite a star, In films she takes the place of Mary Carr. Floyd Nelson was a timid boy, but now, His saxotette for jazz is quite the wowi UB H1 3 That sheikish Diebel boy, they called him urn Is painting gorgeous landscapes at Lucerne. Clara Paasche, an entornologist, Has found a Worm as fat as is your Wrist. To advertise the newest walking stick, The elothiers named K'Howl' Johnson as their pick 24 I

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THE M - Alphonse Nistler's writing on l'Life,s'l staff, He give- his readers many a hearty laugh. Paul Halper is a trapper in the North. This coming winter now will make his fourth. Gay Louise Raasche is a noted pianist, 'Mongst native artists she now heads the list. And talk alwout your operatic stars, H.-Xll' Yessey's tenor notes enrapture lkflars. Dorothy Schrandt's been married quite a while, She keeps her home and children up in style. And lfllen Parkhurst knows exactly how, To demonstrate the things she sells by now. liven Frank just went and married a big ucopn And when she tells him go he does not Ustopf' Fair Shirley Truman's still a quiet girl, But on her left hand she now wears a pearl. And Dorothy lflvenson is now a steno She's favorite oliice girl at Hotel Reno. Miss Helen Yitek has gone lfast to teach, And all her students say she is a peach, And Nlary C0lClllH11'S having a good time For dainty placards she is writing rhyme. Big john Zakreske plans to write a book, To gain this end all else he has forsook. Our Raymond Gadow has a chorus class, Which many rind is quite hard to surpass. Lucille Farrell makes a happy wife, She says it is the higgest job in life. And Helen VVinter has heen teaching school, Her superintendent thinks she is a jewel. Our Tony Tschida runs a quaint Eat Shop, Where youthful couples after dances drop. That johnny Laahs, the famous Hap-jack Hopper, just quit his curious job to be a ncopperf' Miss Nledbery could always entertain, Cher6,' now dances for the King of Spain. Dann Wiener edits quite a daily paper, He's winning fame, too, as a wise debater. And Edna Teuber is ll dietician, The doctors all consult her on nutrition. 26